All I need is a EULA for this, or the license to be included in my EULA wrap for our product which a customer has asked us for
before they purchase the product.
Does anybody have that original license, and if the author reads this, please contact me directly?
I don’t know how someone could release a plug-in (read: software) to the public commercially or for non-commercial use.
Then take the tactic of allowing people to still use it after it was discontinued – but then tell people not to contact you.
Some of the worst business people I know on the planet are programmers.
[quote=64714:@Norman Palardy]Unless someone has a copy with the license in it you might be SOL
Just curious what you used ElfData for and maybe it could be removed (since the plugin is not longer supported) and replaced with something that is[/quote]
We have decided to remove this support from our product (its on Windows). However, now I need to find a solution that does string manipulations (searching, replacing and concatenating) to replace this with.
[quote=64776:@Gary MacDougall]We have decided to remove this support from our product (its on Windows). However, now I need to find a solution that does string manipulations (searching, replacing and concatenating) to replace this with.
Any ideas?[/quote]
what type of string manipulations are you looking at/for? there are a few options out there.
[quote=64776:@Gary MacDougall]We have decided to remove this support from our product (its on Windows). However, now I need to find a solution that does string manipulations (searching, replacing and concatenating) to replace this with.
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Regex ?
Kems done a ton of work with his string utilities
What we’re doing is a large query from a SQL Server database. It comes back in an ADO XML record set format.
Could be huge – which we don’t have a lot of control over (limiting the amount is not an option).
We then parse that XML and replace some tags and attributes, and manipulate it before we save it to a SQLite DB.
ElfData was used for the fast search and replace part, as well as speeding up the concatenation.
depending on what you are searching/replacing, a good RegEx could do it fairly quickly. Kem is the resident RegEx expert. The RegExMBS engine is faster than the native RegEx but both worth very well.